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 Tamias quadrivittatus - the more southern subspecies australis (upper) has gray shoulders while the subspecies quadrivittatus (lower) has more orange shoulders and is found in the remainder of the distribution range Credit: painting by Nancy Halliday from Kays and Wilson's Mammals of North America, © Princeton University Press (2002) 
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